Take back your mink
by OriginalTake

Comment by OriginalTake:
I was new to the site so completely unfamilar with librodo's work, there were a couple of images in his gallery that seemed to suggest this would appropriate. The rules say to vote regardless of the photos suitability, it's a seemed to have not been taken into account...

Not-forget-me
by OriginalTake

Comment by OriginalTake:
Thanks for the comments. I agree with the vote and wasn\'t happy with my entry - I seem to struggle with taking photos to a theme with little notice but I\'m working on it! As for the clarity and focus - the photo was taken with reverse-lens macro so the depth of field is about 1mm! With some subjects it works or you can get away with it (I'm not allowed to post a link to examples but my blog on blogger is amoodaday and click the 'reverse lens' field), with others it doesn't.

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Not-forget-me
by OriginalTake

Comment by JopsyDaisy:
Whoohooo, I just realised why this flower is called what it is in Swedish. It's Förgätmigej, which with a couple of spaces in between is Förgät mig ej -> Forgot me not. Haha, I've never thought of that.

So, nice picture, the right one looks like porcelain to me. Would like to see a bit more space on top of it though, really tight there. 6

Not-forget-me
by OriginalTake

Comment by Ja-9:
to me the focus on this is very, very soft

Not-forget-me
by OriginalTake

Comment by FourPointX:
i think the wilted edge detracts a little

Not-forget-me
by OriginalTake

Comment by supanova:
The overall composition of this is wrong and the half dead flower doesn't help, sorry

Not-forget-me
by OriginalTake

Comment by Revecca:
Lacks sharpness and clarity.

Birds in flight, and in fight
by OriginalTake

Comment by vawendy:
Seagulls and geese? What a combination! Ours don't usually hang out together. :) Fun capture! (not voting, just commenting)

Birds in flight, and in fight
by OriginalTake

Comment by DiscoVader:
Neat action shot with inter species interaction. It seems like the color are just far too washed out bringing a distracting blah dimension the way I see it. I think more saturation would really help. Also, I'm not certain if the white bird is really in focus, but it seems like nothing else is. I definitely wish the two birds popped in focus.

Take back your mink
by OriginalTake

Comment by ErinKirsten:
This appears to be a shot from a stage production and, for me, does not reflect librodo's images.